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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1915
Page
3
Instructions cover removing white stains from furniture using turpentine and varnish, plus alcohol and kerosene for marks. Russian styled winter fashion discussed, with velvet, embroidery, and buttons. Also includes a steak pastie recipe with detailed ingredients and steps.
Promontory deal looms as Lakeview Lining co faces stockholder bids with W A Pasney representing American Smelting. The option on property valued at $425,000 could transfer within two weeks. Nearby Indian settlement near Washakie hosts a Sunday school event with native talks and multilingual singing at a Deseret Sunday School conference.
Lucille Covington, plaintiff in a $100,000 breach of promise suit against Rev Dr John Wesley Hill, spoke in Detroit on October 3 urging caution for young women around older suitors. She criticized men as untrustworthy, citing her alleged deception by Hill and his circle of male friends.
Dialogue reflects financial strain as a couple debates selecting an engagement ring. She hesitates over the cost while he presses for a shared decision. The exchange highlights budget concerns amid wedding planning.
A mangled passage from a Ladies' Home Journal page presents disjointed dialogue and quoted phrases. The text appears archaic and lacks clear narrative, featuring fragmented lines about caution and etiquette with no identifiable people or events.
A church program decorates the First Presbyterian space for services with music including Dudley Buck and Tiotin arias. The speaker argues religion shifts from fear to service, claiming even future societies may need mutual service and that true religion lies in serving God and community rather than mere rites or observances.
Advertisement touts Gold Medal Jem Oil Capsules as immediate relief for kidney and bladder issues including back pain, urine changes, and indigestion. It warns of Bright's Disease and claims a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved, listing prices of 5¢, 10¢, and $1.00.
Oil links at Ogden Country Club hosted a day of golf exhibitions and varied contests. Breakfast hosted by President Watt of Weber Club preceded the day’s events with standout results in the blind rosy contest won by Eccles and handicap match by Rayd and DeView. Notable players included Wattie, Browning, Scowcroft, Peery, Abbott, and many others, highlighting a lively club gathering amid friendly competition.
Juvenile court judges clerks probation officers convene at the State Industrial School to discuss strengthening links with parents and guardians of youth. The conference, part of a Salt Lake City series, includes tours of the facilities and a luncheon with domestic science students.
F G Brainerd and several members of the local Congregational church travel to Salt Lake City for the Utah Congregationalists association meeting. The schedule includes devotionals, sermons by Rev. Ludwig Thomeen and Rev. J K Browne, missionary sessions, and evening addresses with musical prelude.
Reverend J. K. Browne spoke at the Congregational church on the Armenian oppression in Turkey. He noted Armenians abroad face confiscation and forced repatriation terms, and that persecution grows as Armenian wealth increases. He compared modern maltreatment to early Christian times and urged concerted effort to end it.
Rev Walter E Neatley of Brooklyn spoke at the Church of the Good Shepherd on the relation of theater to faith. He traced Greek and Roman stages to medieval mysteries and argued that the church’s evolving role helped theater find independence, noting Shakespeare’s works as man’s word answering God’s.
The excerpt critiques Puritan repression and subsequent restoration effects on drama and religion. It contrasts unlicensed actors with moral judgments, notes prejudice against 'Yarabonds' actors, and questions how the church should reclaim drama while acknowledging its historically negative but limited influence. The text laments sectarian policing and calls for reform.
A fragment suggests discussion of alliance influence on civilization and the role of education. The text references sacred duties, boundless possibility, and the value of earnest Christian study as a guiding force for progress. It hints at a 4 percent figure linked to a charitable or study effort.
A fragment from the Busteay Courier notes praise for a daubier performance. The text is garbled with misspellings and partial phrases, but conveys admiration and a casual back-and-forth about skill and perhaps a keyboard or mechanical element. The readable bits mention praise and a cryptic exchange.
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